Does it have an adjustable mounting ring to allow you to change the angle of the eyepiece ?
20044
I am not sure you people know what this guy is talking about. Better scopes have a ring that allows you to spin the whole scope and thereby alter the effective angle of the eyepiece. Yes, this scope does have that. You can spin the scope so that you have the eyepiece at eye level, or upside down or however you like it.No, you cannot change the angle of the eyepiece relative to the scope, but you can for instance flip the scope over for looking over a cliff.
1913501
Hi, it does not have an adjustable objective, and for me, it is better. Some scopes have it in the front and some in the form of a side wheel. In this scope, Id say that from 4 to 9 or 10 you dont have to adjust anything. I you move from 6 to 12, for example, you have to correct with the eyepiece. I have mine on a Marlin 17 XT-17 hmr and I usually have it adjusted at x12 power, so I dont correct it much. Great scope for the price. Hope it helps!
1334712
Yes! You can adjust it. But, in my case, it was difficult to find the way to change. Read and follow the direction ^^
1528173
Not sure. You can only adjust top pin (by shifting entire sight housing up and down) and second pin (using micro adjustment dials). The rest fall into place as you adjust the second pin.
1832662
No, it does not. It only adjusts a little bit to help see the viewfinder while holding the camera up high or down low.
1936558
Not really, it simply clips around an outer grove the is fairly common on the rim of most lenses.However, some filter brands offer a threaded adapter ring to combine multiple filters together, and some even have built in coupler threads. In either case, this hood leaves plenty of room for additional modification.
65697
Yes, in that it has adjustments to sight in the scope (vertically and horizontally) and an adjustable eye piece. At least the scope that came with my rifle.
1943326
Yes, this adaptor can be used with different eyepieces for different magnification shots. It is just another piece that gets added after the eyepieces.
902518
The eyepiece mount actually incorporates two mount systems. the included eyepiece mounts with a threaded ring to insure a rugged waterproof attachment. However, after removing the threaded eyepiece, you'll find that it also has a STANDARD 1.25" tube to accept standard telescope eyepieces of your choice. The available selection of standard 1.25" eyepieces is boundless. Note that when using a standard eyepiece, you will be giving up that rugged and waterproof feature.
1899156
Yes, there is an adjustment knob there and the body can be rotated. It's quite a nice scope overall, just very bulky and rather large.
2206773
No, it doesn't. Because is a EQ mount, to see stars. To sightseeing, do you have to buy an AZ mount.
555895
Yes, it is a clamp on additional bracket. One removes the insignia cover on the hinge between the two objective lenses and uses the threaded bolt that comes with the bracket to attach it. The right angle configuration of the bracket works just fine with a unipod, which is how I used it to watch rowing races.
1383129
No it doesn't. I looked up the rings on the Leupold wedsite and bought the rings that I need to fit a weaver style mounting plate. I do like the scope and the rings fit prefect
2220246
Actually there is a clamping ring that holds the mount to the tube. So you can loosen the clamping ring and the entire body of the scope, as well as the eyepiece rotates. The adjustments on mine (power and focus) were pretty stiff at first, but this scope has great clarity and excellent eye relief.
928228
Yes. It also includes a patented mounting convex spacer that you can use to adjust for a better viewing angle
1250580
Yes. According to the online manual for your telescope it takes the standard 1.25" eye piece.
1082584
Yes. It's adjustable and very secure. I love it on my visor. Easy to view and Away from the sun.